(Note: This is a resend - sorry if the original shows up. pppd died in
the middle of transmission :P)

Hmm, multiple files should have been in the version that went into
KDE2.1... if not upgrade to 1.0alpha1 on www.mosfet.org/pixie. It's been
there for awhile ;-)

As far as *jpg showing up in the filelist, that can only happen if there
are no files that match *jpg in your current directory. Otherwise the
shell expands the wildcard before Pixie even runs. I was assuming that
anything on the commandline that doesn't match a filename is supposed to
be an internet URL, now I check to see if it's a valid URL and if not
give a error message.

Bert.Haverkamp@libertel.nl wrote:
> 
> > > > pixie *jpg does work...
> > > Mmmm, that's weird, I just got on item in the list: *.jpg
> > > and no picture. I'll try again, maybe I did something wrong.
> > > Fact is that the first time I started pixie, I tried to
> > load pictures via
> > > the file-open
> > > menu. I (as a novice user) expected to be able to load all
> > my pictures from
> > > there in one go.
> > > A "select all" scheme ala xmms would be great!
> >
> > Well, you can select multiple files... I guess I could add select all,
> > but just highlighting everything will load them.
> again mmmm, I couldn't. selecting with ctrl, alt, shift or whatever button
> pressed did not work.
> Also draging a box around multiple files didn't work.
> How should I select multiple files?
> To make things very clear: I'm talking about the open-dialog of pixie here.
> I could select multiple files in Konqueror and drag them onto pixie of
> course!